Gordon Jeyes

Tusla head learned of foster home case in 2011

Gordon Jeyes says he is to see the reports drafted on the allegations of abuse

James Reilly considering new body to regulate court-appointed guardians

Service could be run by State or by existing private entity such as Barnardos

Over 2,300 jobs to be created by new children’s hospital

St James’s Hospital development will generate opportunities for local area - report

No cuts in services expected next year, says Tusla chief

Fred McBride says extra €38m funding will help make core services more sustainable

School completion programme under threat due to funding cuts

ESRI warns of loss of homework clubs, after-school programmes and counselling

Aftercare reforms will cut back foster family payments

Child and Family Agency defends plan to revise allowances for over-18s in State care

Child protection bosses express concern over high-risk cases

Tusla report says managers are not satisfied most vulnerable children can be kept safe

Social worker shortage delaying 5,000 cases, committee hears

Tusla head tells Oireachtas that Child and Family Agency needs 280 new employees

Why is Tusla head Gordon Jeyes at odds with the judiciary?

Chief executive of Child and Family Agency says child-protection cases inconsistent

Department planning ‘extensive reform’ of guardian scheme

Overhaul will include payments to guardians as well as their status, roles and responsibilities

Child and Family Agency raises critical issues about how children are protected in the courts

Childcare Act needs review and overhaul

Tusla chief: Court-appointed guardian earnings ‘outrageous’,

Head of child and family agency Gordon Jeyes criticial of €16.5m spend on ‘guardians’

Tusla voices concern over Louth-Meath child protection services

Agency head Gordon Jeyes: anxious about structure, relationships and practice

Scrutiny in Dublin child-care cases ‘suffocating’ – Tusla

Child-protection chief Gordon Jeyes critical of courts and prescriptive nature of orders

Give Me a Crash Course In . . . funding cuts at Accord

Tusla denies Accord cut a ‘slap on wrist’ for Catholic Church

Decision ‘absolutely nothing to do with same-sex marriage referendum’ - James Reilly

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